"Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam

Android Cash Splash Promo Lottery Scam

There is NO "Android Cash Splash Promo" lottery or promotion. Therefore, online users who have received email messages like the one below claiming that they are winners in such a lottery or promotion should delete them. The fake email messages are being sent by lottery scammers are who are attempting to trick online users into sending them their information. If the scammers receive their potential victims' information, they will then attempt to trick them into sending money, which the scammers will claim is for taxes, delivery, or processing fees.

But, if the money is sent by potential victims, the lottery scammers will take the money and disappear leaving their victims depressed, confused, angry or a few hundreds or thousands of dollars broke.

The "Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam

From: ANDROID <androidsplashP@consultant.com>

Date: Thu, Jun 21, 2018, 00:02

Subject: Congratulations You Have Won 500,000.00 Usd !!!!!!

ANDROID

Dear,

Celebrating a decade of the world's most popular operating system (Android's first ten years) You or someone entered your information in one of our In-App Ads for the Android Cash Splash Promo and we are using this medium to officially notify you that the result of the promo was recently released as shown below:

2018 Result

S/N Winners List Amount Won Ticket Number Status

1 @hotmail.com 1,000,000.00 USD Confidential Claimed

2 @gmail.com< 500,000.00 USD< 128726839AD Unclaimed

3 @aol.com 200,000.00 USD Confidential Processing......

We are happy to inform you that you are our second prize winner of 500,000.00 USD (Five hundred thousand United States Dollars) in this promo. Your ticket number is 128726839AD. Please take note of your ticket number as it will be needed for verification.

To receive your money, winners are expected to reply this email with the following information for verification:

1. Your Full Names

2. Residential address

3. Mobile number

4. Email address

5. Ticket number

Our bank will transfer your money to you via wire transfer. You will receive the transfer of 500,000.00 USD in your bank account within 2-3 business days.

You won big at this promo because you are our valuable customer. Be happy and keep using Android. Let us know if you wish to decline the receipt of your 500,000.00 USD so that the opportunity will be given to another Android user.

WARNING: Because of numerous fraudulent schemes going around the internet, confidentiality should be accorded at all times. You are advised to keep this information confidential to avoid mix up and false claims. Android Inc will not be responsible for errors due to false claims.

Please inform us as soon as you receive your money

Congratulations!!!!!

Ruth Porat

Chief Financial Officer

Google Inc.

United States Of America

Tell:+186-358-256-43

What's App: +186-358-25643

www.android.com

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February 18, 2020 at 4:12 PM by
"Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam
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"From: Android Company <msales@tampabay.rr.com>

Date: Tue, Feb 18, 2020, 5:41 AM

Subject: Congratulations, You Won 500,000.00!

Dear Winner

We are celebrating a decade of the world's most popular operating system (Android and iPhone’s) sponsored by ANDROID: your information is in one of our In-App Ads for the Android / iPhone Cash Splash Promo and we are using this medium to officially notify you that you are one of our lucky winners.

To redeem your prize, kindly reply YES to this email: androi5office@gmail.com

Congratulations!

Mr. Ronnie MCclean

Regional Manager"

Here is another scam.

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October 29, 2019 at 8:09 AM by
"Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam
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Here is another scam:

"From: "ANDROID.PROMO" <tarver@capgeminienergy.com>

Date: October 29, 2019 at 6:05:06 AM EDT

To: undisclosed-recipients:;

Subject:!Congratulation! You Won 500,000.00 USD!

Reply-To: <androidcsp@collector.org>

ANDROID

Dear

We are celebrating a decade of the world's most popular operating system (Android's first ten years) your information is in one of our In-App Ads for the Android Cash Splash Promo and we are using this medium to officially notify you that the result of the promo was recently released as shown below:

NOTE: Your email is not disclosed for security measures to avoid double claims

2019 Result

S/N

Winners List

Amount Won

Ticket Number

Status

1

@gmail.com

1,000,000.00 USD

Confidential

Claimed

2

xxxxxxxxxxxxxx@gmail.com

500,000.00 USD

128726839AD

Unclaimed

3

@gmail.com

200,000.00 USD

Confidential

Processing...

We are happy to inform you that you are our second prize winner of 500,000.00 USD (Five hundred thousand United States Dollars) in this end of the year Android Cash Splash Promo. Your ticket number is 128726839AD. Please take note of your ticket number as it will be needed for verification.

To receive your money, winners are expected to reply this email with the following information for verification:

1. Your Full Names:

2. Residential address:

3. Mobile number:

4. Email address:

5. Ticket number:

Our payment bank will transfer your money to you via wire transfer. You will receive the transfer of 500,000.00 USD in your bank account within 2-3 business days.

You won big at this promo because you are our valuable customer. Be happy and keep using Android. Let us know if you wish to decline the receipt of your 500,000.00 USD so that the opportunity will be given to another Android user.

WARNING: Because of numerous fraudulent schemes going around the internet, confidentiality should be accorded at all times. You are advised to keep this information confidential to avoid mix up and false claims. Android Inc will not be responsible for errors due to false claims.

Please inform us as soon as you receive your money

Mrs. Ruth Porat

Chief Financial Officer

Google Inc."

Delete

May 17, 2019 at 9:05 PM by
"Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam
an anonymous user from: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

I have received such an email on May 11th and have started the process of opening an on line account with First Unity Bank in New Jersey. I have confirmed my ID, but when they asked for 1,150 USD to activate the account, I got suspicious and started looking into this further. How are these people getting away with this?

Delete

May 3, 2019 at 5:32 AM by
"Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam
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Received this scam:

- Forwarded message -

"From:ANDROID <#PROMO@abelia.ocn.ne.jp>

Date: Thu, 2 May 2019, 3:15 pm

Subject: Congratulation: You Won 500,000.00 USD!

To:

ANDROID

Dear

We are celebrating a decade of the world's most popular operating system (Android's first ten years) your information is in one of our In-App Ads for the Android Cash Splash Promo and we are using this medium to officially notify you that the result of the promo was recently released as shown below:

NOTE: Your email is not disclosed for security measures to avoid double claims

2019 Result...

Delete

May 2, 2019 at 8:52 AM by
"Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam
an anonymous user from: Centurion, Gauteng, South Africa

Here is another scam:

"ANDROID

Dear

We are celebrating a decade of the world's most popular operating system (Android's first ten years) your information is in one of our In-App Ads for the Android Cash Splash Promo and we are using this medium to officially notify you that the result of the promo was recently released as shown below:

NOTE: Your email is not disclosed for security measures to avoid double claims

2019 Result

S/N

Winners List

Amount Won

Ticket Number

Status

1

neilolgia@gmail.com

1,000,000.00 USD

Confidential

Claimed

2

xxxxxxxxxxxxxx@gmail.com

500,000.00 USD

128726839AD

Unclaimed

3

bhillsleyt@gmail.com

200,000.00 USD

Confidential

Processing...

We are happy to inform you that you are our second prize winner of 500,000.00 USD (Five hundred thousand United States Dollars) in this end of the year Android Cash Splash Promo. Your ticket number is 128726839AD. Please take note of your ticket number as it will be needed for verification.

To receive your money, winners are expected to reply this email with the following information for verification:

1. Your Full Names:

2. Residential address:

3. Mobile number:

4. Email address:

5. Ticket number:

Our payment bank will transfer your money to you via wire transfer. You will receive the transfer of 500,000.00 USD in your bank account within 2-3 business days.

You won big at this promo because you are our valuable customer. Be happy and keep using Android. Let us know if you wish to decline the receipt of your 500,000.00 USD so that the opportunity will be given to another Android user.

WARNING: Because of numerous fraudulent schemes going around the internet, confidentiality should be accorded at all times. You are advised to keep this information confidential to avoid mix up and false claims. Android Inc will not be responsible for errors due to false claims.

Please inform us as soon as you receive your money

Mrs. Ruth Porat

Chief Financial Officer

Google Inc."

Delete

April 23, 2019 at 11:17 AM by
"Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam
info

Here is another scam:

- Forwarded message -

From: ANDROID Splash <spilashandroi@gmail.com>

Sent: Tuesday, 23 April, 2019, 2:43:39 am GMT 4

Subject: Congrats -You Have Won 500,000.00 Usd!

ANDROID

Dear,

We are celebrating a decade of the world's most popular operating system (Android's first ten years) your information is in one of our In-App Ads for the Android Cash Splash Promo and we are using this medium to officially notify you that the result of the promo was recently released as shown below:

NOTE: Your Email Address is not disclosed fully! this security measure is because your price is unclaimed and to avoided impersonation of your Email Address.

We are happy to inform you that you are our second prize winner of 500,000.00 USD (Five hundred thousand United States Dollars) in this promo. Your ticket number is 128726839AD. Please take note of your ticket number as it will be needed for verification.

2019 Result

...

To receive your money, winners are expected to reply this email with the following information for verification:

1. Your Full Names

2. Residential address

3. Mobile number

4. Email address

5. Ticket number

Our bank will transfer your money to you via wire transfer. You will receive the transfer of 500,000.00 USD in your bank account within 2-3 business days.

You won big at this promo because you are our valuable customer. Be happy and keep using Android. Let us know if you wish to decline the receipt of your 500,000.00 USD so that the opportunity will be given to another Android user.

WARNING: Because of numerous fraudulent schemes going around the internet, confidentiality should be accorded at all times. You are advised to keep this information confidential to avoid mix up and false claims. Android Inc will not be responsible for errors due to false claims.

Please inform us as soon as you receive your money

Congratulations!

Ruth Porat

Chief Financial Officer

Google Inc.

United States Of America

spilashandroi@gmail.com

www.android.com"

Delete

March 6, 2019 at 4:15 AM by
"Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam
info

Here is another scam:

- Forwarded message -

From: vi thien Cao <caovithien79@gmail.com>

Date: Th 4, 6 thg 3, 2019 vào lúc 07:35

Subject: Re: Congratulation: You Won 500,000.00 USD

To: <androidcsp@monemail.com>

Vào Th 3, 5 thg 3, 2019 vào lúc 21:45 ANDROID <NCSPROMO@trust.ocn.ne.jp> đã viết:

ANDROID

Dear

We are celebrating a decade of the world's most popular operating system (Android's first ten years) your information is in one of our In-App Ads for the Android Cash Splash Promo and we are using this medium to officially notify you that the result of the promo was recently released as shown below:

NOTE: Your email is not disclosed for security measures to avoid double claims

2019 Result

S/N

Winners List

Amount Won

Ticket Number

Status

1

@gmail.com

1,000,000.00 USD

Confidential

Claimed

2

@gmail.com

500,000.00 USD

128726839AD

Unclaimed

3

@gmail.com

200,000.00 USD

Confidential

Processing...

We are happy to inform you that you are our second prize winner of 500,000.00 USD (Five hundred thousand United States Dollars) in this end of the year Android Cash Splash Promo. Your ticket number is 128726839AD. Please take note of your ticket number as it will be needed for verification.

To receive your money, winners are expected to reply this email with the following information for verification:

1. Your Full Names:

2. Residential address:

3. Mobile number:

4. Email address:

5. Ticket number:

Our payment bank will transfer your money to you via wire transfer. You will receive the transfer of 500,000.00 USD in your bank account within 2-3 business days.

You won big at this promo because you are our valuable customer. Be happy and keep using Android. Let us know if you wish to decline the receipt of your 500,000.00 USD so that the opportunity will be given to another Android user.

WARNING: Because of numerous fraudulent schemes going around the internet, confidentiality should be accorded at all times. You are advised to keep this information confidential to avoid mix up and false claims. Android Inc will not be responsible for errors due to false claims.

Please inform us as soon as you receive your money

Mrs. Ruth Porat

Chief Financial Officer

Google Inc.

Delete

November 15, 2018 at 8:53 AM by
"Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam
info

Here is another scam:

-Original Message-

From: ANDROID <android@emplot.net>

Sent: Thu, 15 Nov 2018 7:36

Subject: Congrats -You Have Won 500,000.00 Usd!

ANDROID

We are celebrating a decade of the world's most popular operating system (Android's first ten years) your information is in one of our In-App Ads for the Android Cash Splash Promo and we are using this medium to officially notify you that the result of the promo was recently released as shown below:

We are happy to inform you that you are our second prize winner of 500,000.00 USD (Five hundred thousand United States Dollars) in this promo. Your ticket number is 128726839AD. Please take note of your ticket number as it will be needed for verification.

To receive your money, winners are expected to reply this email with the following information for verification:

1. Your Full Names

2. Residential address

3. Mobile number

4. Email address

5. Ticket number

Our bank will transfer your money to you via wire transfer. You will receive the transfer of 500,000.00 USD in your bank account within 2-3 business days.

You won big at this promo because you are our valuable customer. Be happy and keep using Android. Let us know if you wish to decline the receipt of your 500,000.00 USD so that the opportunity will be given to another Android user.

WARNING: Because of numerous fraudulent schemes going around the internet, confidentiality should be accorded at all times. You are advised to keep this information confidential to avoid mix up and false claims. Android Inc will not be responsible for errors due to false claims.

Please inform us as soon as you receive your money

Congratulations!

Ruth Porat

Chief Financial Officer

Google Inc.

United States Of America

androidspilash@consultant.com

www.android.com

Delete

July 1, 2018 at 1:08 PM by
"Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam
info

Here is another scam:

- Forwarded message -

From: Citi Bank <barbaraciti@accountant.com>

Date: Jun 23, 2018 00:09

Subject: Re: presenting certificate of Android Cash Splash Promo 2018

Citigroup Center

Headquarters: New York City, New York, United States

Address: 388 Greenwich Street. New York, NY 10013. U.S.A

Atten:

I am contacting you from Citibank USA in respect of your Android Cash Splash Promo Prize Winning of 500,000.00 USD (Five hundred thousand United States Dollars) Please I will advice you carefully read the email and follow instructions as stipulated to avoid irrelevant questions.

First, you will have to open an online business account with our bank branch, with your online account your 500,000.00 USD Android Cash Splash Promo Winning Prize can be easily transferred to your personal without any further delay or you can even transact business through your online business account, please click on the website link to fill the bank form, on the webpage: http://citusbk.com/citi/create.php, fill the account opening form, please make sure all your information’s are correctly entered, fill the form and submit as soon as possible, your account will be opened in 24hrs after you fill and submit the bank form and please try as much as you can to send the required processing fee soon.

I also request for the personal verification of the bellow details.

1. Ticket Number: 1787218?D

2. File Number:?

3. Scan Copy of your Valid Drivers License or International Passport

4. A Scan Copy of your Winning Certificate

Please get back to me urgently with the above requested verification details and a scan copy of the form as stipulated.

Mrs. Barbara J. Desoer

CEO for Citibank,

Email: barbaraciti@accountant.com

1 (706) 521-0855

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"Android Cash Splash Promo" Lottery Scam